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Dulwich Hill Station Streetscape Improvements

Improved access and aesthetics for public transit

  • Dulwich Hill, New South Wales

    Dulwich Hill, New South Wales

Creating a welcoming village feel for the new Dulwich Hill metro station

Commuter stations can be considered an urban utility, but that doesn’t mean they are purely utilitarian. When the Inner West Council saw need to upgrade the T3 Bankstown line to match Sydney Metro standards, they called upon our experience in transportation and urban design and planning. As demographics, and mobility needs change, commuter stations, and their influence in the surrounding community, become more important.

The key outcomes were to improve pedestrian access and connections to the station and enhance the surrounding streetscape for safety and aesthetics. New walking links to key transportation nodes and open spaces will strategically connect local and regional transportation networks. Streetscape upgrades include tree planting, multi-purpose lighting, new pavements, and improved pedestrian and cyclist movements.

As commuter stations are such visibly public projects, it’s no surprise a big part of our role was liaison and consultation with a range of stakeholders. As well as working on the designs for the precinct we were also responsible for obtaining approvals for utility designs, replying to stakeholder feedback, proving tender support, and providing construction advisory.

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  • Inner West Council
Meet Our Team

Justin Smith, Operations Leader, Community Development, NSW & ACT

Creating places with ‘people first’ in mind is my goal and passion.
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David Coleman, Principal Civil Designer

Attention to detail is the key to unlocking excellence in any pursuit.

Garry Neville, Team Leader – Civil

I’m passionate about creating facilities, infrastructure, and communities that people will experience and enjoy far into the future.

Melanie Shea, Team Lead, Landscape Architecture

Landscape is one of the rare industries that gets better with time—a tree will look better in 10 years than when first planted.

Justin Smith

Operations Leader, Community Development, NSW & ACT

David Coleman

Principal Civil Designer

Garry Neville

Team Leader – Civil

Melanie Shea

Team Lead, Landscape Architecture

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